The world of Art Nouveau flowers, gardens and natureSchiele isolates the flower, Klimt fills the garden, Hodler orders the lake and Rusiñol makes Aranjuez a memory: nature becomes structure rather than decoration.
Around 1890 -1910Major international period
1897Foundation of the Viennese Secession
Total artImage, object, poster and architecture
30,000 €Art Nouveau works created - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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Stylized flower, saturated garden and rhythmic landscape
Schiele isolates the flower, Klimt fills the garden, Hodler orders the lake and Rusiñol makes Aranjuez a memory: nature becomes structure rather than decoration.
Art Nouveau draws from the plant a logic of growth applicable to line, textiles, furniture and architecture. But nature is not reduced to arabesque. At Klimt, sunflowers and foliage saturate the canvas to the point of erasing the horizon. Schiele gives the stem a nervous fragility. Hodler builds Lake Geneva in parallel repetitions, while Rusiñol transforms historic gardens into silent spaces. From the species observed to the total motif, the collection shows several degrees of stylization. Hodler builds Lake Geneva in parallel repetitions, while Rusiñol transforms historic gardens into silent spaces. From the species observed to the total motif, the collection shows several degrees of stylization. Hodler builds Lake Geneva in parallel repetitions, while Rusiñol transforms historic gardens into silent spaces. From the species observed to the total motif, the collection shows several degrees of stylization. Hodler builds Lake Geneva in parallel repetitions, while Rusiñol transforms historic gardens into silent spaces. From the species observed to the total motif, the collection shows several degrees of stylization. The selection "Flowers, gardens and nature Art Nouveau" notably compares Stylized flowers on a decorative background (1908) and Farm garden with sunflowers.
The Art Nouveau flower is not only represented: its way of growing becomes a method of organizing the entire surface.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Observe the plant line
Botany, Japonism and Arts and Crafts nourish a new vocabulary. This milestone sheds light on the "Flowers, gardens and Art Nouveau nature" collection, favoring drawing.
Extend the motif to total art
Flower and stem move from canvas to paper, glass and architecture.
Approach abstraction
Klimt, Hodler and Schiele use nature as an autonomous rhythm.
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Stem-line
The growth of the plant becomes drawing. This line guides a reading of "Flowers, gardens and Art Nouveau nature" centered on drawing.
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Surface without horizon
Foliage and flower can occupy the entire field.
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Organic repetition
Petal, wave and mountain create parallel rhythms.
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Garden of Memory
Cultivated space retains solitude, history and absent presence.
Explore by universe
From the real plant to the total motif
Flower, garden, lake and path show four ways to transform living things into structure.
Flower01
The essential form
Schiele reduces petal and stem to expressive tension.
For the line. Reading "Flowers, gardens and nature Art Nouveau" through drawing.Garden02
The enveloping color
Klimt makes the depth disappear below the plant density.
For the surfaceLake03
The parallel landscape
Hodler orders water, mountains and sky in rhythmic bands.
For spaceAranjuez04
Historical nature
Rusiñol paints the garden as a place of silence and memory.
For atmosphereEgon Schiele · 190805
Stylized flowers on decorative background (1908)
The stylized flower concentrates fragility, contour and decorative economy.
Landmark work of flowers, gardens and nature Art NouveauGustav Klimt06
Farm garden with sunflowers
Sunflower garden abolishes horizon in plant mosaic.
Landmark work of flowers, gardens and nature Art Nouveau
Works to discover
Four natures Art Nouveau
Schiele, Klimt, Hodler and Rusiñol travel through stylized flower, saturated garden, orderly lake and melancholy park.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
From the work to your interior
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Choice of workSubject, orientation and dimensions adapted to your wall.
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RetouchingAdjustments remain possible before sending.
Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Choosing an Art Nouveau nature
Klimt's garden requires a large format; flowers and paths support a vertical. Light wood, dark green or matte gold will accompany the growth of the patterns.
Frequently asked questions
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